The Lost Front: A beginner’s guide 

The Lost Front is an FPS set up in a war-hit zone where you must capture bases and hide inside ruins to survive and fight your opponents. To enter the battlefield, you need to join a team and choose among several army classes, which allow you to wield several specific types of ammunition. By purchasing better guns from the shop, you can enhance your battling stats and chances of survival.

This guide will teach you everything about joining the Lost Front.

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Everything you must know before joining The Lost Front

Developed by Type Productions, The Lost Front throws you into a warzone with the task of joining a team and fighting opponents. To become victorious, you must capture all the bases on the map. Here's everything to know before you start your journey:

Map

A map is the battlefield where you and the opposition team will spawn to face each other. It is based on battlefronts similar to those of World War II, where you can walk through a long connecting trench, hide inside several building ruins, and capture three checkpoints.

While capturing each checkpoint, the game allows you to respawn on that spot after each death. The game's map is full of ridges and tall grasses that provide a perfect terrain for fight and flight.

Teams

Every time you enter the game, you get a chance to join one of the two teams, Red or Blue. On selection, you have to play for the same team until the end to maintain fair play. Before deploying on the battlefield, a minimap will pop up that allows you to choose among the spawn locations claimed by your team.

Classes

The game currently allows you to unlock four different army classes by collecting experience points. These enable you to perform various roles on the battlefield. Each class spawns you with three different starter items, which are a primary weapon, a secondary weapon, and supporting items.

Here are all the classes that can be unlocked:

• Assault: Starter class
• Medic: Unlocks at experience level five
• Marksman: Unlocks at experience level 10
• Drone Operator: Unlocks at experience level 16

Primary Weapon

It is the major weapon that helps you take down enemies faster while covering a long range. You can handle these Assault Rifles and Light Machine Guns as your primary weapon:

• AKS-74
• AKM
• AS-VAL
• AK-12
• M16A1
• RPK
• PKM

Secondary Weapon

These are the handy weapons that can be switched mid-game to win close-range battles. Here are all the pistols, machine pistols, and explosives that can be unlocked and equipped as secondary ammunition:

• Makarov Pistol
• M1911
• HDM
• Skorpion Vz. 61
• RPG-22
• RPG-7

Supporting item

There are several supporting items, such as grenades, bandages, a drone, etc., that can be unlocked by joining different classes. After each use, you can purchase more items using in-game currency.

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Tips to dominate the Lost Front

Hiding inside the trench after taking a kill (Image via Roblox)

Here are some tips to help you dominate the battlefield:

• Enter the enemy checkposts stealthily. This will enhance your odds of recapturing that base.
• Once captured, you can place one of your teammates to safeguard the checkpoints.
• Tap the chat option on the bottom left side of your screen to communicate with your teammates.
• Keep notching up kills since it is the only way to claim experience points and level up.
• Prioritize using trenches for hiding and navigation. This will keep you hidden from becoming an easy target.

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FAQs on the Lost Front

What is The Lost Front?

The Lost Front is a Roblox FPS shooter set in a war-hit zone where two teams fight to capture bases across a large battlefield.

How do respawns work in The Lost Front?

You can respawn at any checkpoint your team has captured. The more points you hold, the faster you can return to the frontline.

What is the main objective of the game?

Your team must capture all checkposts on the map. Captured points become new respawn spots, making it easier to push towards enemy territory.

Edited by Sijo Samuel Paul